He did , I scooped up a bunch of discount juice and concentrate. However he said he would still be open to small orders (its not like the man stopped vaping!)
I have a 30ml of bali from november still - definitely a fav
It actually confirms nothing... You can only say that others like you ( and me ) think that... nothing more. Let's not make something "a fact" in our minds based only on uneducated guess's that many of us have.
kind of thanks
I feel like I just started vaping asking newb questions like this but I want to get a general consensus of what world with NETs at this nicotine level. I've vaped with nicotine strengths on both ends of the spectrum with 3mg in sub ohm devices and 13-18 mg for NETs in low power tanks but 6-8 mg is not a place I go to often.
I'm not NIC dependant... I've vaped at 6mg almost from the start using tanks that operate at the 6-9w level ( like the Evods ) to KayFun's at around 12w... and now sub-ohms in the 25-35w levels. I've always mouth to lunged also... so I differ from what I see most others post... taking that into consideration...
I'd think the consensus will be to vape them in the sub-ohm ranges... probably in the 25w-30w range or possibly a step down in the 20-25w range... mouth to lung or direct lung will likely be up to your own preferences.
We think ( see the previous discussion with checksum about keeping our beliefs in check ) that subohm and higher wattages produce more dense vapor and it seems to make sense that we also get more NIC from it due to that... still there hasn't been a study to prove it. So let your body tell you where it's satisfied at NIC wise... and of course keep the flavor and density to something you like... not to mention how you like the draw.
Thanks rdsok. Yeah I am thinking 20 watts is a good round number and 12-15 watts in nautilus tanks.
I was always smoked cigarettes with mild to light nicotine levels so my body doesn't appreciate high levels of nicotine. I've vaped some Non Nets at 30 watts with 6 mg nicotine with no ill effects but I am finding NETs appear to be stronger for some reason:
I think everyone has different tolerance levels.
I used to vape 6-10 mg in nautilus, protanks etc. Moved to rda and rta's and was concerned all the 10mg stash would be too strong. But it's been fine. Happily chain vape at 14-20 watts, not clouds but decemt amount of vapour.
End of day it's not tank that counts. It is volume of liquid multiplied by mg per ml, factoring in time taken to vape.
Suck it and see...
I am right in the middle of what was you folks just eluded to about your vaping techniques. what concerns me is, after thoroughly enjoying the first few vapes of the day, I get vaper's mouth. I can't taste the very vape I have been enjoying and if I keep vaping fairly hard I can't taste food so well either. I change out coils after a few cc's/milliliters of liquid, but still end up on the loosing end. Going to a different flavor works for just an even shorter time! Any suggestions are welcome.
The problem with me much of the time is I suck and see later to find I'm nicotine high and can't enjoy vaping for the next 24 hours lol
Try an approx. calculation of mg times ml you currently vape in an hour and apply as a limit on new strength e liquid.
absorbtion is usually around 60-60%.
So 1ml @ 10mg would be 6-7mg of nicotine.
I am intrested in this as I am trying to lower my Nic intake and to understand where I am at.
How do we know this about absorption and does it matter on device?
I use IGO L usually between .8 and 1.0 ohms at 10 to 12 watts
Would this 60% still hold true with me or is that for clero type devices?
Absorption rate is an estimate, simply based on what I have read around the internet. I'd reckon it's fairly accurate.
Devices etc I cannot see how they make any difference. Quite simply the volume of liquid vaped will determine the amount of nicotine available for absorption. If the liquid is vapourised, then it only goes one place from the clearo/rda/rta to the users mouth/lungs/nose.
Mouth to lung or direct lung will likely make some difference as the absorption rate via lungs and mouth will differ. Same goes for blowing out through the nose, apparently absorption is higher through the nasal tissue.
Temperature the e-juice is vapourised at may or may not play a part, for example it's possible a higher temperature might make more of the nicotine available for absorption or that a higher temp. means the nicotine is absorbed more efficiently.
Perhaps the theory that rda's (for example) 'hit harder' with nicotine is down to the fact that produce more vapour per hit.
Just my opinion, not necessarily fact.
Nicotine absorbed = (volume x mg per ml) x absorption rate...
...with the possibility of needing to adjust for temperature the juice is vapourised at (???)
Too further confuse issues, in all likliehood absorption rate will vary person to person!
Makes Sense. One thing I am trying to understand that I am experiencing when I feel the need for nic when I push myself and it hits I can use 6 mg and it does not take much but I use 3 mg it seems to take 3 x as much to work.
I had wondered if the absorption rate might be a lower % on low MG vrs higher?
Also when I had 8 mg still it got much stronger in time I used 8 mg for over a year for my tobacco flavs and 6 for desert but as of recent 8mg started to make me feel jittery, That is when I started to lower nic
thanks for the update to my question rdsok. your explanation kind of confirms my suspicions that there could be some traces of nicotine in real tobacco extractions, however slight.